The 2018 Nobel prizes
Contributor, Magdalena Ines Schacht, gives us the lowdown on the winners of the Nobel Prize this year The Nobel Prize is one of the most…
Science & Tech
New font claims to help students revise better
Scientists say ‘Sans Forgetica’ prompts the brain to engage in deeper processing of information In the midst of exam season, do you find yourself revisiting…
Eco-unfriendly: food trends?
Science and Technology editor Alex Richardson explores the effects common health foods have on the environment When thinking of foods that are bad for the…
Essential tech for university… and what you can probably live without
What gadgets do you really need at university? When you’re packing for university, it may be tempting to pack all your gadgets to use whilst…
Turnitin announces new tools to detect bought essays
New plagiarism detection tool to help universities clamp down on ‘one in seven’ graduates who may have cheated on essays. Turnitin, the essay submission software…
Biohacking: the long road to cyborgs
Have you ever thought that you were limited by your body? That the capabilities of the human body could be increased with electronics? If so,…
Stephen Hawking: A Brief History
On March 14th 2018, Stephen Hawking passed away at the age of 76, having lived a life over three times longer than predicted after his…
Largest Magnifying Lens In Space
Natural Space Telescope allows astronomers to venture further than ever before into deep space. A team of international scientists witnessed the largest effects of gravitational…
QM Researchers Develop new Biofabrication Technique
QM researchers lead by PhD student Clara Hedegaard have developed a technique allowing researchers to use cells and molecules from natural tissues to create biological…
High-Tech Winter Sports
What does an F1 car and a Bobsleigh have in common? Not every country chooses, or can afford, to fund their Winter Olympic team particularly…